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Ibelive2020
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Good morning, how are you?0
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Hi @Ibelive2020, how are you feeling?
I was in hospital for five days last week and I'm still not well and the pain is bad. Just spoke to my GP, he's going to contact the hospital but I doubt they'll do anything...
Sorry, I don't mean to moan, I know you've got your own problems. It's just that I've had such a bad night.
Wishing you a good day.1 -
@66Mustang and @Oxonlady im struggiling today with my anxiety etc it so hard hope you get well soon @Oxonlady im in pain 2 xx0
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Good morning lovely people
Sorry you are both not doing well @Ibelive2020 and @Oxonlady hope the day gets better for you1 -
@janer1967 im ők some days with my anxiety and pain then the next it feels like its cooking me today is a bad day im just worrying about everything im very teary tóo i have Been put on new painkillers which i have nőt had before they are called gabapentin im also on dihydocodiene some days im okon them some days they dönt work i have just Been diagnosed with a severe case of osterarthiritis dócs cant understand why i have this as im only 400
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Choking me i mean0
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@Ibelive2020 it can take a while to get used to new medication
We all have good days and bad and don't be hard on yourself getting your head round a new diagnosis can be hard
Have a chill day a nice bubble bath relaxing music I know that's not easy with your kids around just get a duvet on the sofa1 -
Morning everyone. I know how you feel @Ibelive2020 - my GP believed I had osteoarthrosis, but not my rheumatologist. She reluctantly offered me a scan, & asked if I would come back & see her, I said I'd have the scan but didn't want to see her again as she didn't believe me. The scan showed most of my joints were affected. I was 40, but felt I'd had problems for several years already.@Oxonlady I'm sorry you're still in so much pain, & do hope your GP finds out more from the hospital, & remains supportive, You've suffered so much pain for so long, & it can certainly drag you down. Here's hoping you both feel better asap. Hugs to you both, xx0
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Hi @Ibelive2020, have you seen a rheumatologist? They can do more tests to confirm your diagnosis.
I'm so sorry to hear that your anxiety is high today.
Have you ever been offered CBT? It teaches you how best to cope with anxiety and other problems.
Meanwhile, as @janer1967 suggested, take it easy and rest.
Thank you @janer1967, pain becomes a problem when it's severe and persistent and you don't know what's going to happen next. I'm trying to stay positive. I hope you are ok.0 -
Thank you @chiarieds. I've been told that part of my hip bone has died. I'm on strong pain killers and antibiotics but I'm still in pain. I don't know what needs to happen next, I really don't want surgery.
I hope your pain is under control?
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Sorry everyone to hear you are struggling.
I really hope you feel better soon.1 -
@janer1967 my kids are at school apart from my oldest child hé goes back tomorrow it teacher inset day im just trying tóo keep busy gutted whole house lol0
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@chiarieds i have Been in pain for years i have had x rays at the hospitál which confirmed i have osterarthiritis im now waiting on a letter for MRI scan and @oxonlady which painkillers áré you on? I do hope you get well soon im also on ceblerex aslong with my other meds today it feels like im floating @66Mustang thank you ****0
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Now I know why you're in so much pain @Oxonlady - I only ever came across one lady with this (I believe it's avascular necrosis/osteonecrosis) & all I can remember was that she had severe pain. Have you been offered physio as it may help?I have a bit of a daily fight with my pain, the neuropathic pain being the worst, so I have burning pain the moment I'm upright, but refuse to lie down all day instead.0
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Hi @chiarieds, yes it is avascular necrosis and I have no idea what treatment there is, apart from joint replacement. My knee and shoulder are affected, as well as the hip.
@Ibelive2020, I'm on high doses of Diclofenac and Nefopam. I'm allergic to morphine, Paracetamol, codeine and a lot of other meds.0 -
@chiarieds, I can't put any weight on my leg, I can barely stand, so physio isn't safe at the moment.
I've also got neuropathic pain from my damaged spine... I'm still hoping for a miracle!0 -
@oxonlady im on gabapentin dihydrocodeine alsó celecoxib lansoprazole and invité D3 plus paracetamol if and when needed so yep im like a walking chemist0
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Invita D3 i mean0
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Thank you, @Cressida. Unfortunately I'm going to end up in hospital again, I can barely move. My GP told me that he's going to contact the hospital because I'm barely functioning. I have other chronic conditions and everything has gone downhill. It's rather scary but I'm trying not to go to pieces. My faith keeps me going...
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Oh @Oxonlady - I'm sorry to read this, but hope this will be looked into further if you do indeed go back into hospital......sometimes it's the best place to find some answers. As you suggest a total joint replacement is an option, but you might want to have a look through this site too, so that you can ask questions about any treatment. Please see: https://www.physio-pedia.com/Avascular_NecrosisIf all else fails, perhaps a hip replacement may after all help in making you pain free (well apart from your neuropathic pain). I do appreciate your apprehension, because as well as having the hypermobile type of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (which resulted in the generalised osteoarthrosis I've mentioned) + neuropathic pain due to Chiari 1 Malformation, I managed to fracture my hip (the neck of the femur) over 4 years ago. I was very concerned, as I was told I may still end up needing a hip replacement. My friend had a hip replacement 6 months after I fractured my hip, & he fared better than me.....we compared notes!We're all here for you, & I will keep you in my prayers & thoughts.0
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